Zsuzsa Máthé

Zsuzsa Máthé is a Hungarian painter and former political activist born in Budapest in 1964. She gained recognition as a significant figure in the international New Wave art movement and is known for her early work in the 'Transrealism' style. During the 1980s, she was a founding member of the Danube Circle (Duna Kör), an environmental group that opposed the communist regime's Bős-Nagymaros Dam project. Her career has spanned diverse creative fields, including painting, language instruction, and international exhibitions in Europe, Israel, and the United States.